Me a night before cross country: My search history: •how to get faster •how to run without getting tired •how to run without any pain Wish me luck tm :(((
I have time trials today and I'm a freshman and like I've been doing this since 6th grade but for some reason I'm scared. That's why I'm watching this hehe
In the military on long runs we sing cadence & at first it makes you feel like you can’t breathe but after you get used to it not only does it give you a rhythm but also forces you to breathe in less frequently. I still sing them in my head while running to this day 😅
@@Nommedeguerre wow, didn’t know there was actual science behind it! I did try joining the military once and trained for it. When I ran, I listened to cadences but that was more for motivation and getting into that headspace. I had no idea I was training by breathing too xD
How are you feeling if you don’t mind me asking I see this comment is from two years ago and I want to know if your body got used to running and breathing while running?! Thanks I’m advance ..
@@FKA-91 I went through the same thing, my experience was it takes a lot of patience and thinking about breathing as a new runner. It also takes some time to find your natural cadences during those different types of breathing. Don't be discouraged because that time is probably between 3-6 months depending on what condition your body is in before starting to run. It's like anything, running, biking, weight training, it needs time to build and get your body used to it. this was a great video that helped me a lot.
@@FKA-91 Maybe this helps, as it's what has helped me when practicing: In order to breathe slowly, you need to adjust your running pace accordingly. If you run too fast (which is a common thing for beginner runners), your body will automatically yearn for more oxygen and cause you to breathe faster and lose control. Take some time to experiment with a casual and "easy" pace that doesn't exhaust you and allows you to look around you and let your mind wander etc. Then gradually count the rhythm of your steps and breathe according to that rhythm -- the 4-in 4-out is one that I really enjoy for a steady pace. And please don't forget that your speed is irrelevant here, this is an endurance pace that focuses on sustainable running, not sprinting.
ideally when you run you should run at a pace where you can still hold a conversation. Ofc not when you’re going for faster times but when you do longer distance you shouldn’t be red lining it lol.
I actually feel better when I talk to my running partner as we jog than if I don't...I almost feel like it makes me breathe the proper way when I do....I don't know, but I generally feel better if I'm talking during a jog.
I’m a beginner-level runner who’s struggled with breathing while running for years. I’d gas out way too fast during a run, resorting to slow down to a brisk walk pace. The 3 breathing patterns explained in this video really help. I employed the slow-in/slow-out pattern and noticed an increase in my pace right off the bat. I ran farther before gassing out so soon - something I’ve been wanting to do for so long now. I’m constantly looking to improve my running and now I know what to focus on. Thanks a lot!
I’m going to try to keep this in mind. I’ve never been a great distance runner. I just want to be able to eventually run a mile none stop. Maybe one day my ankle will be strong enough. Good tips. Thank you.
Wow thank you for this! I used to only be able to run for 2 minutes then got extremely tired, like I had asthma. I just tried the second technique and I ran over 25 minutes straight! Never knew that breathing mattered this much.
Breathing: Nose breathing in out Nose in mouth out Mouth in out Slow long run: Breath in nose 4/6 steps Breath out nose 4/6 steps Most running: Inhale 2 steps Exhale 4 steps Fast running: Inhale 2 steps Exhale 2 steps
Wow. I could tell something was wrong with my breathing as I just started my first runs. Never knew I could train myself to do it right and fix the issues! Thanks a lot
I used it this morning and what a significant change I did a walk /run 3.85 mi. My legs were tired before I was . I am having a great energetic day. Thank you
I like two in though the nose and two out through the mouth, the air through the nose warms up for you lungs and out with the bad air through the mouth. I never feel out of breathe using this method, keep at a nice steady pace. Once you learn to run and over time you’ll hit that feeling you could run forever! It’s an amazing feeling of inner strength ❤️
Did my first 10k today after only just managing a 5k 2 months ago, done no real training in between apart from 5 minute treadmill warmups before weight training at the gym. I didn't care about time, I focused entirely on my breathing and keeping it to a pace I was comfortable with, worked a treat.. 1:05 for my first 10k, I was fully expecting to have to walk some of it but I didn't stop running once just kept my breathing in sync, legs hurt like hell on the last km but I felt great when I finished it.
I'm 55 and I have never in my life been able to run very far - not because I'm tired, but because I feel like I'm gasping for air. I finally gave up 30 years ago because I could not figure out how to breathe while running. I resorted to walking. But, this video was worth more than my K-12 years of education combined. I'm going to start off very slowly tomorrow and use these techniques to see I can finally do this right. Thanks so much. Wow! What an education in only 10 minutes.
Having smoked prior to stumbling upon this in my recommended feed, there were some unintentionally hilarious parts that made this even better. Thanks for the information man, now to just learn how to run fast enough to break the sound barrier.
Loved the specifics in this video! Many videos on breathing are 10 minutes of "breathe through your nose into your stomach"! That doesn't really help when I'm out on the trail struggling. I've always done the 4/4 method, but when I went faster, I'd breathe IN 4 and OUT 2, but I'm definitely trying 2/4 tomorrow on my speed run! And way to go Nora, leaving that pup in the dust!
I don't know why but i have been watching this video while taking very deep breaths the whole time and i just thought about the feeling of running and felt a wave of happiness flow through me. It's random but I just thought i should share it.
I have a race coming up and I’m trying to beat my coworkers so this will definitely help. Although I already do some of these techniques, I have not paired my breathing with the steps and speed, I just found this channel and I’m so glad I did. 👍
YES!!!! I have been desperately searching for breathing videos on my hiking channels and all they talk about is ultralight gear and how to build muscle. It’s the breathing and pacing that has been my weakness. I’m recommending you to all my hiking buddies! Thank you for covering this topic. So important!
So am I the only one who runs in 5 beats? 3 in, 2 out with my steps. Works at every speed for me. Also, keeps your individual sets starting on opposite feet, which makes me feel more balanced for some reason. Also, this works pretty well to the song Take Five, by Dave Brubeck. Almost exact tempo he is running in this video, which is my same pace. All these other techniques, the slow one, the 2 beat one, they all give that lack of oxygen feeling. Try out the 5's, friends!
Wow thank you so much for this advice, I did my 5km run this morning and I was not out of breath, and also did the slower pace.I didn’t know about this . I am in my 4th week of running and I was getting afraid that I’m was going to give up because of always being out of breath.I’m enjoying running now.What a game changer for me.Thank you so much for creating videos with great advice.
Thank you. That came at the perfect time. I have those days when i get a side stitch on the first few steps which simply increases during the run and sometimes leads me to have to stop. I'll try to incorporate more "mindful" breathing into my runs...hope that will help me to train my breathing mechanics more.
Watching your video just made me realise that i never notice my breathing when i'm running. Of course i breathe hard if i run hard but since i concentrate on other things i'm just not aware i'm breathing. Must be a good thing i suppose
On the point of breathing, this video was a revelation to me . N ever knew breathing and running are so correlated and interconnected in such a crucial manner. Please keep it up. Thanks.
This was a great breakdown. Breathing along with knowing your paces make a huge impact on performance. It really takes me back to running the mile back in HS. Run the bends (fast/slow), sprint the straights (fast/fast)
I've ran on and off for years and started back again this year (before lockdown). Being asthmatic, slightly overweight and unfit has been hard to get going.. but most of all my breathing i end up gasping but over the past two days i've been trying the in nose and out through the mouth and it is difficult but I feel it relaxes me so much more and when I find it lapsing I switch down my pace and correct the breathing and try and relax again... thank you so much love the videos!! (Scotland Runner!)
I tried delaying my inhalations today on an MTB ride. My first segment was pretty bad, but the next three were very good.Thanks for the tip and the explanation!
Breathing correctly for mtb is super important. I have a hard remembering TO breath on some black diamonds headed down the steep. Definitely not a place to forget how to breath.
you saved me,! thank you ! the fast in and slow out - NONE EVER mentioned to me, i was gasping for air with the same ratio breathing 2/2, 4/4, 6/6. whereas, 2/4 or 2/6 are the absolute best for me. - i have been using it in c25k programme now and it is a life saver. with this in my toolbox i feel i could train to run almost any distance eventually. thank you so much!
This is excellent! Well done! Thanks for sharing. Especially appreciate the level of detail - just enough info to cover the subject without overwhelming it. 😎
I have been doing a 3step in and out for my PT tests since 1999. This is the first i have heard of someone else using there steps. I will have to try this out. Thanks!
You truly helped me unlock my breathing technique. Your methods and teachings are so straightforward, this helps for any beginner runner. Thank you so much!!
This is fantastic. Exactly what I needed to learn to improve. I LOVE going on this run with you what a gorgeous place and doggie. Super inspiring and informative.
Love that quote ‘how to run while breathing’ I need this as always breathe in through my mouth, been practicing belly breathing as it’s even affected my sleep pattern, very helpful post… 👍
It would be helpful if you listed the 3 techniques in the “additional info” pull-down menu. Thank you. For me personally, I enjoy the videos where you are just standing still recording, not running and trying to talk at the sam time.
I quit smoking almost 4 months ago. I’ve been going to the chiropractor to get my hip and thigh straightened out all in hopes of becoming an avid jogger/runner. I hope I can manage this endeavor without dying from breathing problems. But that is why I’m here! To learn breathing techniques so that I can run efficiently.
When on a long run I like to breathe in slowly through my nose for about 4 to 6 breaths, then breathe out quickly through my mouth. It makes my long runs more relaxing.
So cool to see this reconfirmed! At school I had the chance to run with someone who taught some famous Politicians running. I never really ran much since then, but I started again recently. I had his „4 steps breathe in, 4 steps breathe out“ rule in the back of my mind but 2 steps in, 4 steps out always felt better for me and this video perfectly shows me this is okay for my running style 👌
I’ve been struggling to progress with running because my breathing has been holding me back. I tried out the principals from this video today and I ran further than I ever have ever run before. Thanks for explaining about how carbon dioxide plays a role, that information changed my whole outlook.
What a solid way to show breathing patterns and be able to talk about it, too. That's walking the walk and talking the talk. Or is that running the run…?
I started doing breathing exercises when I came across Wim Hoff, his breathing technique is awesome when you’re out of shape. I love being able to jog again. This is much more active and hopefully help ,y breathing game moving forward.
2:27 *nervously glances at pooping nora* ~continues to talk about taking to big of a load when said load is released 2:50 nora can run at the speed of a jet.
2 in and 2 out is how I breathed while running my PFT in the Corp. Wish there was a thing like this back then. I was still managing 17min 3 miles back then. Trying to run better, and more efficient now that I'm "Old".
@@fifi574 I grew up playing baseball and football. Distance just wasn't something that we did, we did sprints, and explosive drills. Best Advice: If you still know, or can get in touch with your Cross Country high school coach, DO IT! I caused myself a lot of pain, and personal injury trying to figure out how to run distance on the fly.
Speaking as someone who has enjoyed running for about 30 years without ever getting particularly intense or technical about it, no matter what the distance or speed, inhale for 3 steps and exhale for 3 steps. It's as simple as that.
When I was on Holliday there I could only find Crissy fields to run and the big Golden Gate park, I wish I knew about this area. Looks quite nice with great views.
These days I discovered that your videos are really helping me. I was running with a friend and I started telling her something (a long story, by the way) and didn't get tired, lol. I was astonished. Thanks!!
I am a very moderate runner because my work doesn´t usually leave me much time to train, but it was only three years into this sport that someone was really patient enough to teach me how to breathe. He told me to count 6 or 8 steps then exhale on the last one. It works in a way but maybe I´m getting bored of the same technique, so my next run, which will probably be tomorrow, I will follow the advice given in this video. Talking while you run uphill is impressive, and thanks for the tips.
I have COPD, so I find myself gasping within the first 2 minutes of a run. So "conversational pace" is not really something I can ever do. I've worked hard to strengthen my diaphragm through inspiratory muscle training, which helps, and trying to be more conscious of my breathing patterns. This information was really helpful.
When I cramp, I pick up a pebble and hold it in my hand or in between two fingers. Focusing on not dropping the pebble, helps me to forget about the pain of the cramp.
Andrew Benton interesting, I’ll have to try that. If I get a stitch, it’s always on my right side and usually after 10-12 km. I’m not really sure why it happens like that.
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The dog taking a dump @ 2:35 is glorious. Thanks for the content 💪🏻 🏃🏻
My fast in slow out is in for two, out for three. That way it alternates which footfall my exhale lands on. I worry that it might be having me breathe a bit fast, though.
I think that your awareness of your breathing patterns is the real win here as well as you ability to manipulate it depending on where you are and what you're doing :)
Great video - very informative. And what a beautiful place to run with your dog!! I find I normally have a 3-in/3-out breathing pattern, and when I step up the pace it tends to be the outbreath that speeds up so I end up with a 3-in/2-out. Having watched this video I’m going to try consciously switching that to fast in / slow out.
I love the furbaby running with you! thanks , I like this vid , i love the beautiful place as well. I want to start running again and I believe that breathing is something that i need to improve. Thank you. great vid
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Dude the more you talk while running I can’t breathe just sitting here
😂
an he is fucking running the hill up^^
I wish I didn't read this comment! lol
😂
🤣🤣🤣😭 ACTUALLY
Me a night before cross country:
My search history:
•how to get faster
•how to run without getting tired
•how to run without any pain
Wish me luck tm :(((
Omg that’s why I’m here
@@aubreypryor3479 came first 😂👏
I have time trials today and I'm a freshman and like I've been doing this since 6th grade but for some reason I'm scared. That's why I'm watching this hehe
@@leeleelooloooooo niceee
What sort of pain are you experiencing?
His dogs got better cardio than I do
It will do, it's a dog...
Dogs have mad cardio dude
Yeah, that’s kinda the point of a dog. To out dog you
Jay Hart dogs lungs and cardio are used in metaphors 😂😉
That’s like saying a bird flies better than us
The timing of the jet when Nora went blazing by was amazing at about 2:50. Hahahaha.
Sound effects, right?
@John Gilmore no
Think she was a bit lighter from the shit she took by the tree at 2:30 ;-)
Bc he is an idol
@@julian-fricker omg lol
2:34
Man: Talking about squats.
Doggo: Demonstrates squats.
🤣
😂 😂
LMAO This had me dying!!
Hahahahahahaha
totally doesn't pick up after dog...
In the military on long runs we sing cadence & at first it makes you feel like you can’t breathe but after you get used to it not only does it give you a rhythm but also forces you to breathe in less frequently. I still sing them in my head while running to this day 😅
What does that mean? to sing cadence?
Cadence calling is basically singing military cadence “songs” while you run to help regulate your breathing and expand your lungs
@@tawnyavandamme5471 rock steady is a good cadence, hard work is another one, and 1234 marine corps is another one
Thank you!
@@Nommedeguerre wow, didn’t know there was actual science behind it! I did try joining the military once and trained for it. When I ran, I listened to cadences but that was more for motivation and getting into that headspace. I had no idea I was training by breathing too xD
The fact that you were talking clearly whole running and teaching this is amazing! Really appreciate this as a new runner 💪🏽🏃🏽♂️
How are you feeling if you don’t mind me asking I see this comment is from two years ago and I want to know if your body got used to running and breathing while running?! Thanks I’m advance ..
@@FKA-91 I went through the same thing, my experience was it takes a lot of patience and thinking about breathing as a new runner. It also takes some time to find your natural cadences during those different types of breathing. Don't be discouraged because that time is probably between 3-6 months depending on what condition your body is in before starting to run. It's like anything, running, biking, weight training, it needs time to build and get your body used to it. this was a great video that helped me a lot.
@@FKA-91 Yes...I'm much better but it's been a proccess. Can't say I'm shooting RUclips videos and running but doing pretty well.
@@FKA-91 Maybe this helps, as it's what has helped me when practicing: In order to breathe slowly, you need to adjust your running pace accordingly. If you run too fast (which is a common thing for beginner runners), your body will automatically yearn for more oxygen and cause you to breathe faster and lose control. Take some time to experiment with a casual and "easy" pace that doesn't exhaust you and allows you to look around you and let your mind wander etc. Then gradually count the rhythm of your steps and breathe according to that rhythm -- the 4-in 4-out is one that I really enjoy for a steady pace.
And please don't forget that your speed is irrelevant here, this is an endurance pace that focuses on sustainable running, not sprinting.
how is he running and talking and recording and breathing and running with his dog?
Wow thanks for all the likes
ideally when you run you should run at a pace where you can still hold a conversation. Ofc not when you’re going for faster times but when you do longer distance you shouldn’t be red lining it lol.
@@yeye3594 yeah, you should be able to talk, but it's still screws up all the breathing techniques if you do it doesn't it?
I actually feel better when I talk to my running partner as we jog than if I don't...I almost feel like it makes me breathe the proper way when I do....I don't know, but I generally feel better if I'm talking during a jog.
@@yeye3594 the only way I could talk while I run was if I walked 😂
Sarah Salisbury definitely goals
That wasn't an aeroplane going past, it was the dog speeding up. Amazing timing! 2:46
kikii1 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
PERFECT!
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If you wear headphones while running, my favorite thing to do is just to mouth the lyrics. Idk why but it helps a lot especially with my long runs.
Usupo Alaelua - I think some people need some mental engagement to keep the mind from getting distracted from the task at hand.
It does help a lot
Usupo Alaelua yeah I do that! I works! 👍👍
i do that too!
I listen to eminem.
This is a very informative video, thanks.
Breathing techniques begin at 4:42
thanks, I was getting impatient lol
Thank you
I’m a beginner-level runner who’s struggled with breathing while running for years. I’d gas out way too fast during a run, resorting to slow down to a brisk walk pace. The 3 breathing patterns explained in this video really help. I employed the slow-in/slow-out pattern and noticed an increase in my pace right off the bat. I ran farther before gassing out so soon - something I’ve been wanting to do for so long now. I’m constantly looking to improve my running and now I know what to focus on. Thanks a lot!
I literally felt tired just by watching this video
Don't ask why I'm here, I have my motives.
Lolllll
That's a beautiful place you're running at. I wish I could run at a place with such nice views
Same. I have to run up and down a stretch of highway with nothing to see but dirt and fields.
Same
Where is this!?
@@RoyalTusk I think it's either the Fire Trail or inspiration Point in the S.F. Bay Area. I used to run both of them once or twice a week!
SUMMARY of video. 3 techniques of breathing while running. 4:48 SLOW IN & SLOW OUT; 6:05 FAST IN & SLOW OUT; 7:14 FAST IN & FAST OUT
thanks
Yeah but when?
I’m going to try to keep this in mind. I’ve never been a great distance runner. I just want to be able to eventually run a mile none stop. Maybe one day my ankle will be strong enough. Good tips. Thank you.
Good luck!!
Trust me it will it just be patient though.
Hey you completed hell week at orange theory fitness, I think you’ll be able to do it :)
did it work?
U good?
Wow thank you for this! I used to only be able to run for 2 minutes then got extremely tired, like I had asthma. I just tried the second technique and I ran over 25 minutes straight! Never knew that breathing mattered this much.
I thought I had asthma aswell I can run for about a minuite then have to walk for abit to get my breath wich one of his breathing methods is the best
Breathing:
Nose breathing in out
Nose in mouth out
Mouth in out
Slow long run:
Breath in nose 4/6 steps
Breath out nose 4/6 steps
Most running:
Inhale 2 steps
Exhale 4 steps
Fast running:
Inhale 2 steps
Exhale 2 steps
Thanks
I usually do inhale 3 steps and exhale 3 steps. But I guess it all depends on your speed. It will determine stride length.
Thanks
Thank you
Thank you, this is the recap I was looking for!
I'm shook at how much you can talk while running, and also the stability of that camera LMAO
That is a professional camera which has a gimble , which makes videos stable , but I appreciate all his efforts
And he’s going up a hill
you can still stabilize a video without gimbal by downloading video stabilizer
@@lastyrover6387 which one would you recommend? I’m using an iPhone 11
@@thematrix5115 just use imovie
2:49 Good girl running so fast she broke the sound barrier
Rewound, this made me cackle hahaha
Waiting for that.
😂😂😂
I paused the video so he could take a break
video starts at 4:48
Thank you my phones on 5 and I needed this
No it doesnt, mate. Those stuff before are really important.
@@jannejedly1304 Exactly! That is very useful knowledge!!
@@jannejedly1304 it's really a load of filler
@@jannejedly1304 "what's really important to know is that we breath in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide"
Wow. I could tell something was wrong with my breathing as I just started my first runs. Never knew I could train myself to do it right and fix the issues! Thanks a lot
I used it this morning and what a significant change I did a walk /run 3.85 mi. My legs were tired before I was . I am having a great energetic day. Thank you
I feel out of breath just by watching this guy running.
At 2:48 the dog runs so fast that it sounds like a jet passing by
I like two in though the nose and two out through the mouth, the air through the nose warms up for you lungs and out with the bad air through the mouth. I never feel out of breathe using this method, keep at a nice steady pace. Once you learn to run and over time you’ll hit that feeling you could run forever! It’s an amazing feeling of inner strength ❤️
Did my first 10k today after only just managing a 5k 2 months ago, done no real training in between apart from 5 minute treadmill warmups before weight training at the gym. I didn't care about time, I focused entirely on my breathing and keeping it to a pace I was comfortable with, worked a treat.. 1:05 for my first 10k, I was fully expecting to have to walk some of it but I didn't stop running once just kept my breathing in sync, legs hurt like hell on the last km but I felt great when I finished it.
Nice work Alex!!
@@TheRunExperience Thanks, I actually just did my 2nd 10k on Sunday and got 54:26, big improvement after training 🙂
Three breathing patterns to use while running: 4:49
Thank u
Thank you sir. This has helped me sir
Ty
Thank you
Coach Nora seems like she is having such a great time!! 🥰
That is an absolutely beautiful trail, wish I had something like that nearby
I'm 55 and I have never in my life been able to run very far - not because I'm tired, but because I feel like I'm gasping for air. I finally gave up 30 years ago because I could not figure out how to breathe while running. I resorted to walking. But, this video was worth more than my K-12 years of education combined. I'm going to start off very slowly tomorrow and use these techniques to see I can finally do this right. Thanks so much. Wow! What an education in only 10 minutes.
Glad we can help. Let us know how you go
Watched this video today, went out for a 10k really focused on my breathing, ran a pb, 49:04 😆
Love it!!
Dang! Good job. I’m 55:00 at 4.8 miles, with a lot of walking. Good on ya.
that was great!
Having smoked prior to stumbling upon this in my recommended feed, there were some unintentionally hilarious parts that made this even better.
Thanks for the information man, now to just learn how to run fast enough to break the sound barrier.
Weirdly, I find this video very therapeutic and relaxing. Love how his dog is going along running with him!
Dude, you're amazing running all that way while holding your drone in one hand and talking all the way. Thanks for your videos!
Loved the specifics in this video! Many videos on breathing are 10 minutes of "breathe through your nose into your stomach"! That doesn't really help when I'm out on the trail struggling. I've always done the 4/4 method, but when I went faster, I'd breathe IN 4 and OUT 2, but I'm definitely trying 2/4 tomorrow on my speed run! And way to go Nora, leaving that pup in the dust!
I don't know why but i have been watching this video while taking very deep breaths the whole time and i just thought about the feeling of running and felt a wave of happiness flow through me. It's random but I just thought i should share it.
I have a race coming up and I’m trying to beat my coworkers so this will definitely help. Although I already do some of these techniques, I have not paired my breathing with the steps and speed, I just found this channel and I’m so glad I did. 👍
YES!!!! I have been desperately searching for breathing videos on my hiking channels and all they talk about is ultralight gear and how to build muscle. It’s the breathing and pacing that has been my weakness. I’m recommending you to all my hiking buddies! Thank you for covering this topic. So important!
So am I the only one who runs in 5 beats? 3 in, 2 out with my steps. Works at every speed for me. Also, keeps your individual sets starting on opposite feet, which makes me feel more balanced for some reason. Also, this works pretty well to the song Take Five, by Dave Brubeck. Almost exact tempo he is running in this video, which is my same pace. All these other techniques, the slow one, the 2 beat one, they all give that lack of oxygen feeling. Try out the 5's, friends!
This is what I learned as well
Wow thank you so much for this advice, I did my 5km run this morning and I was not out of breath, and also did the slower pace.I didn’t know about this . I am in my 4th week of running and I was getting afraid that I’m was going to give up because of always being out of breath.I’m enjoying running now.What a game changer for me.Thank you so much for creating videos with great advice.
Thank you. That came at the perfect time.
I have those days when i get a side stitch on the first few steps which simply increases during the run and sometimes leads me to have to stop.
I'll try to incorporate more "mindful" breathing into my runs...hope that will help me to train my breathing mechanics more.
So glad I discovered this channel 😊
Thanks! Keep watching for more running & wellness info. Welcome to the community
Watching your video just made me realise that i never notice my breathing when i'm running. Of course i breathe hard if i run hard but since i concentrate on other things i'm just not aware i'm breathing. Must be a good thing i suppose
On the point of breathing, this video was a revelation to me . N ever knew breathing and running are so correlated and interconnected in such a crucial manner. Please keep it up. Thanks.
Wow. Very commendable video. The fact that you were able to teach us how to do it and run the whole way through is admirable. Kudos to you sir.
Please. Record yourself going on long runs. You can talk a bit or even be quiet. I found this so relaxing 🖤
This was a great breakdown.
Breathing along with knowing your paces make a huge impact on performance.
It really takes me back to running the mile back in HS.
Run the bends (fast/slow), sprint the straights (fast/fast)
Off topic but lol I'm also a TWD fan, um it's also spelt Carl Grimes, unless u meant to spell it like that but have a great day :]
@@memezorwhatever1323 it's a reference to the Rick dad joke memes from years ago.
It's nice meeting another fan, how long have you been into the show?
I've ran on and off for years and started back again this year (before lockdown). Being asthmatic, slightly overweight and unfit has been hard to get going.. but most of all my breathing i end up gasping but over the past two days i've been trying the in nose and out through the mouth and it is difficult but I feel it relaxes me so much more and when I find it lapsing I switch down my pace and correct the breathing and try and relax again... thank you so much love the videos!! (Scotland Runner!)
I tried delaying my inhalations today on an MTB ride. My first segment was pretty bad, but the next three were very good.Thanks for the tip and the explanation!
Breathing correctly for mtb is super important. I have a hard remembering TO breath on some black diamonds headed down the steep. Definitely not a place to forget how to breath.
you saved me,! thank you ! the fast in and slow out - NONE EVER mentioned to me, i was gasping for air with the same ratio breathing 2/2, 4/4, 6/6. whereas, 2/4 or 2/6 are the absolute best for me. - i have been using it in c25k programme now and it is a life saver. with this in my toolbox i feel i could train to run almost any distance eventually. thank you so much!
Thank you so much
I always struggled on how to start breathing at the start of my run
Ill practice method #2
Excuse me for the 2yrs late comment but where are you running? The view looks amazing!!
Speaking of load, the dog dropping one @ 2:33 had me dead
I love your run route, all people with dogs off-leash, running, walking LOVE THAT!
This is excellent! Well done! Thanks for sharing. Especially appreciate the level of detail - just enough info to cover the subject without overwhelming it. 😎
I have been doing a 3step in and out for my PT tests since 1999. This is the first i have heard of someone else using there steps. I will have to try this out. Thanks!
Coach Nora taking a dump by the tree was pretty funny to see 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
you caught that? haha
When you got to go, ya got to go!! 🤣
Was going to say that. Hope you went back to cleaned up?
New here. Somehow thought you meant the guy was coach Nora...
It’s created a picture that I need to burn from my brain
yeah i do that all the time
You truly helped me unlock my breathing technique. Your methods and teachings are so straightforward, this helps for any beginner runner. Thank you so much!!
You're so welcome!
This is fantastic. Exactly what I needed to learn to improve. I LOVE going on this run with you what a gorgeous place and doggie. Super inspiring and informative.
I'm a beginner runner and these lessons are so helpful thank you.
2:28 He totally saw that dog taking a shit 👀
I'm dying laughing 😂😂😂
Love that quote ‘how to run while breathing’ I need this as always breathe in through my mouth, been practicing belly breathing as it’s even affected my sleep pattern, very helpful post… 👍
It would be helpful if you listed the 3 techniques in the “additional info” pull-down menu. Thank you. For me personally, I enjoy the videos where you are just standing still recording, not running and trying to talk at the sam time.
I quit smoking almost 4 months ago. I’ve been going to the chiropractor to get my hip and thigh straightened out all in hopes of becoming an avid jogger/runner. I hope I can manage this endeavor without dying from breathing problems. But that is why I’m here! To learn breathing techniques so that I can run efficiently.
4:52 the breathing starts
When on a long run I like to breathe in slowly through my nose for about 4 to 6 breaths, then breathe out quickly through my mouth. It makes my long runs more relaxing.
What a great video Coach Nate - really made me think about focusing on my breathing patterns.
So cool to see this reconfirmed! At school I had the chance to run with someone who taught some famous Politicians running. I never really ran much since then, but I started again recently. I had his „4 steps breathe in, 4 steps breathe out“ rule in the back of my mind but 2 steps in, 4 steps out always felt better for me and this video perfectly shows me this is okay for my running style 👌
Holyshit. His dog running and the car sound passing by in sync made me think like his dog straight up fostered the energy from Norse Gods.
That was a jet passing by
this is dope. you held that camera like a pro. And that stabilizer is incredible
The lady at 7:58😂😂
I’ve been struggling to progress with running because my breathing has been holding me back. I tried out the principals from this video today and I ran further than I ever have ever run before. Thanks for explaining about how carbon dioxide plays a role, that information changed my whole outlook.
What a solid way to show breathing patterns and be able to talk about it, too. That's walking the walk and talking the talk. Or is that running the run…?
I started doing breathing exercises when I came across Wim Hoff, his breathing technique is awesome when you’re out of shape. I love being able to jog again. This is much more active and hopefully help ,y breathing game moving forward.
2:27 *nervously glances at pooping nora* ~continues to talk about taking to big of a load
when said load is released 2:50 nora can run at the speed of a jet.
2 in and 2 out is how I breathed while running my PFT in the Corp. Wish there was a thing like this back then. I was still managing 17min 3 miles back then. Trying to run better, and more efficient now that I'm "Old".
So glad I came across your comment. I ship out to basic training next week hope this helps me with my pft too :)
@@fifi574 I grew up playing baseball and football. Distance just wasn't something that we did, we did sprints, and explosive drills. Best Advice: If you still know, or can get in touch with your Cross Country high school coach, DO IT! I caused myself a lot of pain, and personal injury trying to figure out how to run distance on the fly.
Speaking as someone who has enjoyed running for about 30 years without ever getting particularly intense or technical about it, no matter what the distance or speed, inhale for 3 steps and exhale for 3 steps. It's as simple as that.
Like breathe for 1,2,3 and exhale for 1,2,3?
this channel has helped me improved so much. glad I found this channel ! thank you TRE
When I was on Holliday there I could only find Crissy fields to run and the big Golden Gate park, I wish I knew about this area. Looks quite nice with great views.
Head north over the Golden Gate bridge and you have a playground of trails awaiting!
These days I discovered that your videos are really helping me. I was running with a friend and I started telling her something (a long story, by the way) and didn't get tired, lol. I was astonished. Thanks!!
Bro, a dog will never fail for maximum comedy ...
I am a very moderate runner because my work doesn´t usually leave me much time to train, but it was only three years into this sport that someone was really patient enough to teach me how to breathe. He told me to count 6 or 8 steps then exhale on the last one. It works in a way but maybe I´m getting bored of the same technique, so my next run, which will probably be tomorrow, I will follow the advice given in this video. Talking while you run uphill is impressive, and thanks for the tips.
I have COPD, so I find myself gasping within the first 2 minutes of a run. So "conversational pace" is not really something I can ever do. I've worked hard to strengthen my diaphragm through inspiratory muscle training, which helps, and trying to be more conscious of my breathing patterns. This information was really helpful.
so swimming is out ? or can it help ?
Great video and the body will self-regulate during warm-up just before you go into what I call marathon mode. great video
What's the best way to recover while running when you get that side or stomach cramp? And stopping is not an option lol
I find that if you focus more on the exhale, you can work it out. also keep running. good luck
exhale when the opposite foot hits, so cramp on right side of stomach, exhale on left foot strike
total concentration, flame breathing 8th form
When I cramp, I pick up a pebble and hold it in my hand or in between two fingers. Focusing on not dropping the pebble, helps me to forget about the pain of the cramp.
Andrew Benton interesting, I’ll have to try that. If I get a stitch, it’s always on my right side and usually after 10-12 km. I’m not really sure why it happens like that.
The dog taking a dump @ 2:35 is glorious. Thanks for the content 💪🏻 🏃🏻
Forgets to hit record 🙃
The route you're running on looks peaceful. Wish I could have that one.
My fast in slow out is in for two, out for three. That way it alternates which footfall my exhale lands on. I worry that it might be having me breathe a bit fast, though.
I think that your awareness of your breathing patterns is the real win here as well as you ability to manipulate it depending on where you are and what you're doing :)
great explanation? i’ve never really realized it till now but i’ve managed to learn this on my own experiences running cross country!!
This helped! Track starts next week so I can use this for the workouts!😀👍🏻
i'm learning alot from just 2 of the vids i've seen from him thank u my man
This was really informative and helpful. Thank you!!!
Wow thanks so much. I'm so happy to have your video
Great video - very informative. And what a beautiful place to run with your dog!! I find I normally have a 3-in/3-out breathing pattern, and when I step up the pace it tends to be the outbreath that speeds up so I end up with a 3-in/2-out. Having watched this video I’m going to try consciously switching that to fast in / slow out.
I love the furbaby running with you! thanks , I like this vid , i love the beautiful place as well. I want to start running again and I believe that breathing is something that i need to improve. Thank you. great vid
The real master of cardio in this video is the cameraman. Much respect for being able to keep up with him, with such a steady hand too!
He used a selfie stick ! You can see the change of angles when he moves it from one hand to the other